v0.11.0

New

• Your Plex watchlist, inside Nexview. Under Profile → Manage watchlist → Plex, everything on your Plex watchlist shows up as the same tiles you know from the catalogue — with the same badges (already downloaded, requested, 4K, watched). Clicking one opens the ordinary request dialog, so quota, approval, blocklist and age limit apply as everywhere else. Nothing happens on its own: no background sync, no automatic requesting — every title takes a click. An administrator enables the feature under Settings → Watchlists; it is off by default. Reading a watchlist needs the personal Plex token of its owner, which Nexview now keeps (encrypted) whenever an account links or signs in with Plex — accounts from earlier versions simply sign in once.
• Long request lists come in pages. My requests and All requests show twenty entries at a time with back/next buttons. Filter counts still cover the whole list, and bulk approval still covers every waiting request, not just the visible page.
• Watchlist page view toggle. Switch between tiles and a compact list, like on the discover pages.
• Requests from the watchlist are recognisable. They carry a small "watchlist" badge and have their own filter tab in My requests and All requests.
• The request button simply says "Request" instead of "Add to Radarr"/"Add to Sonarr".

Fixed

• A title kept only on the media server could be requested a second time. The pages already showed such titles as "in your library", but the server itself only asked Radarr/Sonarr before accepting a request — a stale browser cache was enough to start a duplicate download. The server now refuses, with the same per-instance logic the pages use: a 4K-only copy does not block requesting the 1080p version, and vice versa.
• Series without a TMDB id confused the calendar. Sonarr and Radarr report 0 when they do not know a TMDB id — and that zero slipped through as a real id. Affected entries linked to a dead detail page and vanished for age-restricted accounts. A zero now counts as "unknown".